I Have, Who Has: Nonfiction Terms
An 'I have, who has' vocabulary review game for nonfiction/informational text terms.
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An 'I have, who has' vocabulary review game for nonfiction/informational text terms.
The Addition War Card Game The Addition War Card Game is an enchanting and instructive tool geared towards enhancing the addition skills of grade 3 students. This innovative modification of the traditional card game, War, entwines strategic reasoning with math practice, paving a way for an immersive learning experience. Making Learning…
Teach the history of the Statue of Liberty and connect it to broader themes of immigration and American identity through readings, activities, and research projects.
An 'I have, who has' cooperative card game for practicing multiplication facts 2 to 12.
Domino-style matching game for practicing multiplication facts (times tables 1 through 12).
A 'Guess Who?'-style guessing game that reviews 8th-grade function standards (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.A.1, 8.F.A.3, 8.F.B.5) by having students identify a hidden function/equation-and-graph card through yes/no questions about its properties.
A back-to-school icebreaker game (MASH) that helps students share preferences/predictions about their future while following multi-step written directions.
Give students hands-on practice matching multiplication facts through a printable domino-style game.
Domino-style matching game for practicing multiplication facts (times tables 1 through 12).
A partner card game/bracket tournament in which students calculate and compare the volumes of cylinders, cones, and spheres shown on cards to advance through rounds.
This resource was developed to meet the requirements of the 8th Grade Geometry Standard below: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.C.9 Know the formulas for the volumes of cones, cylinders, and spheres and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems.
Quiz-Quiz-Trade peer-tutoring game (Level 1: whole numbers only, no variables) for identifying whether a numeric expression is written in standard, expanded, or exponential form.
Practice multiplication facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
A card-based classroom game teaching the chronological sequence of U.S. presidents and key historical events tied to their terms, played by placing event cards in correct chronological order
Give students a partner-based fluency drill game for multiplication facts 2 through 12 using a 'poke card' format in place of traditional flash cards.
Printable playing-card set for practicing equivalence of addition/subtraction integer expressions through card games.
Teach students to say/read decimal numbers by their correct place-value names (e.g. '.5' as 'five tenths'), up to the thousandths place, via a card sort or memory game.
Fantasy-narrative escape-room lesson (Lesson 3 of 4) teaching multiplication and division through a guided puzzle adventure involving a trickster dragon.
A set of card games for building speed and fluency with integer operations (addition/subtraction) for grade 7 math, meant to break up drill-and-practice monotony.
A comprehensive state-by-state U.S. geography resource covering all 50 states plus Washington D.C., combining fun-fact pages with self-contained games and puzzles to teach state geography, history, and trivia.
A 'Find Someone Who' bingo-style math game reinforcing solving one-step and two-step linear equations.
Division Dash is an engaging Quiz -Quiz-Trade game that helps 3rd-6th grade students interpret the meaning of whole number division. This resource includes 36 ready-to-use cards with division number sentences and explanations.
A U.S. geography practice workbook of games and puzzles giving students additional practice locating U.S. states, cities, and geographical features.
A Jeopardy-style review game covering classification of living things (vertebrates vs invertebrates, body systems, structures, and plants).